New thinking about Egypt

[cladking]

I would like to see your rewritten version without all the accepted translations. I bet it reads more like a textbook than a bible...

I'm starting to picture the best way to present it. It will have the same feeling as expressed by Mercer but most of the religious concepts need to be expunged. Some words with religious connotations must survive and these will need to be defined and placed in context. Religions usurped all the words having to do with spirituality, wonder, and faith. Many of these words need to be taken back and put in the mouths of the pyramid builders.

I would drop manyof the shorter utterances as being too obscure and too different to be important to understanding. They need to be reordered from the general to the specific and from the start of the ceremonies at the sacred apron to the end at the iskn. A logical order would help reveal the intended meaning. Allof the translators' directions need to be fixed and some stab needs to be made at explaining the thought that defines the thinking. I think this can all be done with a longer preface and just a little more explanatory notes. It should be rather elegant in fact and show just how remarkably elegant their words must have been.

I believe in a few decades they'll even be able to recreate the sound of the language since I believe there were various rhyming schemes. There is probably a lot more information recoverable from the sound and sequence of the words and pictures. A little of the missing portions should be recoverable as well.